Chapter

 1 I     |          outwardly to him by the mouth of the boy, were now beginning
 2 I     |         levity of a child by the mouth of a child, who made even
 3 I     |         his honour, " Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings hast
 4 II    |          south, not far from the mouth of the river Tyne, at that
 5 II    |        distance from the river's mouth. The brethren, seeing this
 6 II    |        our monastery, from whose mouth I received this narrative,
 7 XXIV  |         which is situated in the mouth of the river Coquet, from
 8 XXV   |     breathe a little through his mouth and nostrils." Cuthbert
 9 XXV   |       when he poured it into his mouth the third time, the sick
10 XXVIII| according to the command of your mouth; and what I have left undone
11 XXXV  |      mentioned, not far from the mouth of the river Tyne; where
12 XXXVII|      five days; for, whenever my mouth became dry and parched with
13 XLI   |          poured it into his open mouth, from which he was uttering
14 XLI   |      held his tongue, closed his mouth, and shutting his eyes also,
15 XLV   |          insomuch that, save his mouth, he could hardly move a